Sentence examples for lost goals from inspiring English sources

When we have freed up the team a little bit, such as against Stuttgart and Lyon this season, we have lost goals.

"It is difficult to know where this campaign has gone wrong, but against Lyon we lost goals in the last minutes of both games and that has made the difference.

Managers are used to being judged by statistics: games won and lost, goals scored and conceded, shots on target, percentage of possession, money spent, and recouped, in the transfer market.

We lost goals at bad times.

"I think they'll be disappointed that we've lost goals from three set-pieces, two throw-ins and a corner".

Cardiff City boss Malky Mackay: "We lost goals at crucial times today and you can't concede the kind of goals we did today and expect to win games.

That lost goal proved big when the Canadiens finally scored again late in the third period.

"I feel strangely sympathetic towards England, especially with the lost goal.

But it is a concern we are losing goals.

We've scored five goals and, while you don't want to be losing goals and we lost three, it's not a fair reflection.

"Now we'll go to Ibrox again hoping not to lose goals because the last thing we want to see is Rangers showboating".